Extreme Cold Warnings have ended for Regina and Moose Jaw, but do remain in effect Wednesday morning for eastern and parts of central Saskatchewan, including Yorkton, Melville and Prince Albert. Wind chills again remain sub minus 40 Wednesday morning in many areas, however Environment Canada says moderation can be expected later in the morning and […]
The opposition NDP says the provincial government isn’t doing enough with their latest extension of the public health measures until February 19th. NDP leader Ryan Meili says 46 people have lost their lives in the last week, which is a lot of families and friends mourning loved ones. “It’s really frustrating to know that this […]
A case of COVID-19 has been found at St. Pius X School. The Regina Catholic School Division announced the case Tuesday afternoon, saying all students and parents of the impacted classroom that have been deemed close contacts have been notified. The impacted classroom has been closed until Feb. 5, but the school division maintains the […]
The federal Conservatives are now calling on Regina City Council to either withdraw or defeat a motion to ban oil and gas companies from sponsoring or advertising on city property. In a news release, Regina-Qu’Appelle Member of Parliament Andrew Scheer announced the results of a poll and petition he launched in response to the controversial […]
The Regina Police Service is hoping the public can help identify a suspect involved in an early morning armed robbery on Monday. Police were dispatched just before 5:00 a.m. to a business on the 3200 block of Montague Street where a robbery was in progress. Officers learned that a man entered the business carrying a […]
The Saskatchewan government announced on Tuesday that the province’s current public health order will remain in effect until February 19. Restrictions were set to expire on January 29. This includes: Private, indoor gatherings remain limited to immediate household members only. People may meet and greet outdoors with up to 10 people only, provided physical distancing […]
Tuesday saw the provincial government announce 14 deaths from COVID-19 in the province, a new provincial record for daily deaths. The province’s COVID-19 death toll is now at 268. Here’s where the deaths were recorded in the province with age groups in brackets. Regina: three deaths (80-plus category, 70-79 category, 50-59 category) Saskatoon: six deaths […]
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announced that anyone travelling into Manitoba, from anywhere in Canada, will be required to quarantine for two weeks. This will take effect Friday, meaning Manitobans currently out-of-province have until 11:59 p.m. Thursday to return to the province and not have to self-isolate. If they arrive after that time, they must self-isolate […]
The Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation Chase the Ace lottery has sold out. The sell out means $1 million has been raised for the Saskatchewan Roughriders Foundation. Executive Director Cindy Fuchs says the money raised will go towards football programs in Saskatchewan. “This includes our elite teams for educational scholarships as well as Football Sask,” Fuchs said. […]
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says even one case of COVID-19 coming in from abroad is a case too many. He says new restrictions on travel are coming and he is urging Canadians to cancel all travel plans they may have. He says that includes travel abroad and travel to other provinces. He says […]
